Check local newspapers, business journals, economic development commission, chamber of commerce, etc. to find these events.2.

Look into Cleveland, its got good cashflow potential with appreciation happening as well.Looking for appreciation come to Columbus, there are still 1% deals, but the more attractive part is the population growth and other economic drivers!

It all comes to a screeching halt.. materials and labor will come down some I was just at an economic conference and they thought 5 to 10% but these prices for building materials are sticky . 

This is important because your future economic losses are a function of tenant base in a lot of ways.Question 2: Will they be attracted to this location?

This seems like a long term hold so maintenance will be you biggest concern.As for whether the economics of the deal are correct, there is not near enough information.

I see more than anything your timing could not have been better, can you talk about the economic factors that made this such an easy decision to jump in and take on this huge deal.  

Zero cash flow for the first 1-2 yrs had a very large impact to investment economics.

While many of you have been wondering about the future of interest rates and the economic climate, it seems a very overlooked area is diversification.

Either way is appropriate but I don't think you will see interest rates going back into the 4% range until the next major economic cycle.

For example it does not take much space (1 or 2 lines) to enumerate items like the annual % for rent rate bump (for each yr), the economic vacancy % for each year, or the fee % AND dollar amounts in the tables, or table footnote.